- 有所不同 yǒusuǒbùtóng differto differ to some extent
- 有所作为 yǒusuǒzuòwéi achieve somethingto achieve something worthwhile; to make a positive contribution
- 若有所思 ruòyǒusuǒsī pensivelooking pensive; thoughtful
- 各有所长 gèyǒusuǒcháng each has their strengthseach person or thing has their own specific strengths or advantages
- 时有所闻 shíyǒusuǒwén heard frequentlyto be heard of from time to time; something that occurs or is reported repeatedly
- 若有所失 ruòyǒusuǒshī distractedto look or feel unsettled, dazed, or absent-minded
- 各有所好 gèyǒusuǒhào personal preferenceseveryone has their likes and dislikes
- 如有所失 rúyǒusuǒshī at a lossto feel as if one has lost something; to seem as if something is amiss
- 萝卜白菜，各有所爱 luóbobáicài, gèyǒusuǒ'ài personal preferencedifferent people have different tastes; to each his own
- 尺有所短，寸有所长 chǐyǒusuǒduǎn, cùnyǒusuǒcháng strengths and weaknessesEveryone has their strong and weak points, and everything has its relative advantages and disadvantages.
- 有所得必有所失 yǒusuǒdébìyǒusuǒshī trade-offthere is no gain without a loss; every advantage comes with a corresponding disadvantage or cost
- 物有所值 wùyǒusuǒzhí good valuedescribing an item that is worth the price paid for it; excellent value for money.
- 人各有所好 réngèyǒusuǒhào individual tasteeveryone has their own likes and dislikes; there is no accounting for taste
